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Newspapers love to be first, too, but we have to be right. That doesn't mean we don't make mistakes. Of course we do. But in the case of a coaching search, being right is the first objective.
As a columnist who gets some freedom to voice his opinion, I've tossed out a top 10 with odds, but that was for fun, not to be first.
When the call came that it wasn't Gruden, it also was learned that Long has a short list but that he has not talked to any coach yet. There is an unwritten rule about contacting coaches during the season. That's what cost Auburn more than $5 million a few years ago and cost the university president his job.
That doesn't mean Long hasn't been contacted. He has been by agents, lawyers or interested third parties, but the Arkansas athletic director is too ethical to go behind the back of another university.
Of course, all bets are off as of today, unless Long is after a coach who is taking part in a conference championship game.
What Long needs — and he has expressed this — is someone who understands the passion of the Razorbacks' fan base, someone who is not afraid of the huge challenge that is Hogs football right now. He also needs someone who has a formula for winning sooner rather than later.
He needs someone who can recruit Texas, and maybe that shortens the list.
North Texas has been a gold mine for Oklahoma, Oklahoma State and Missouri for years. It's time to start getting some of those players to come to Arkansas.
Long has a hard job. It is a pressure-filled search for the right guy, the guy who will make fans happy at the news conference and even happier on the field.
That never was Jon Gruden nor, for that matter, Gary Patterson.
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To is my last day for the first phase….I am loving this diet. I already lost 2.6lbs and its day four of the diet. My cravings are even a problem anymore!
can i substitute hemp seeds for the flax or one of the healty fats?
So I am on day 5 and thought I would eat dinner at lunch time (I don't like to eat heavy late…). It seems like there is a ton of food! I chose the baked breast (1/2 breast) with 2 cups broccoli, 2 cups salad and handful of grapes….this is way more than I can eat at one sitting! Am I doing something wrong??
I think it's the canned beans – soak dry beans at least 12 hours then cook slowly in water, no salt while cooking, skim bubbles off the top every few minutes once they start to boil for about the first 20 min. It's not as much of a pain as it seems once you've done it a few times.
Try soaking dry beans overnight(at least 12 hours) and cooking them yourself rather than using canned beans.
I started the Digest diet last Monday. Lived on Gas-X to help with that issue. By Wed I was so bloated, I could barely eat anything. Someone on the Facebook discussion said something about needing more fiber and how she'd gotten constipated the first few days. Stopped at pharmacy and got some X-Lax on way from work Thurs. By Fri night felt better. Sat was back on Gas-X. It's now Sun and back to X-Lax. I've doubled the amount of Fiber pills that I normally take. Something is wrong here. Any suggestions?
I started the diet yesterday and found that I'm getting full on half of the suggested servings, should I eat it all to make sure I'm getting enough food or should I stop when I'm full.
I am having the same problem. Have you found an answer yet?
I have to have brain surgery in a couple of weeks. It was very unexpected to say the least. He wanted to do it before Christmas. I said no. Anyhow, take care of yourselves out there. Lizabeth Charmaine* Phillips
Am looking for vegetarian recipes. There aren't many in the diet book. Are there more in the cookbook?
Having trouble finding flaxseed meal and almond butter. Any suggestions for where to purchase? I don't see on GNC either. Help
Having trouble finding flaxseed meal and almond butter. Any suggestions for where to purchase? I don't see on GNC either. Help
I can find flaxseed meal in the aisle where the gluten free products are (the baking aisle at my store). Maybe if you have Whole Foods markets in your area?
The link to the shopping list and the journal is not working and yes I am going to the other page, it will take you there and then say there a web error!..This is the 3rd time I have tried.
The ling to the Digest Diet Journal still is not working. When you click on the image it goes to another page but does not load.
the link to the journal is working for me – once i clicked on it … just needed a minute to download
I'm still not getting the journal, have clicked the link and left the new tab open for a long time.
I'm still not getting the journal, have clicked the link and left the new tab open for a long time.
the link the to the journal is not working again,,, it opens the new page, but never loads.
Well, the Digest Diet Journal still is not working. I clicked on the image itself and that did not work. I then clicked on "Print your own Diet Digest Journal" and that did not work.
My husband, who is starting the diet, needs to drink lemonade for his health. Can he still dink it and how do I prepare it so it's healthy and without artificial sweetners?
Also, once a week he must drive many hours and he relies on diet caffeinated soda to keep him awake. He does not drink tea or coffee. What can he drink that is caffeinated and diet friendly?
I see day 1-4 with fat release shakes includes yogurt. I get yeast infections from eating yogurt. Any suggestions what I could use in place of?
Have you tried nonfat cottage cheese? It is recommened as a substitute in the article on making healthier smoothies.
Today is day one for my husband and I; we are gonna rock this thing!
Today is day one for my husband and I; we are gonna rock this thing!
Hi Valerie,
My husband and I are doing this together, too! I lost 9lbs in the first 7 days and he lost 10lbs. We're really both enjoying the food. Have found very little we didn't care for. Good luck to you both!
Help I have had Gastric Bypass (6 yrs ago) and an empty nester widowed, I have trouble moving and exerciseing . I am just starting and the recipes are grossly over sized for me, any help
I have lost 8.8lbs. I am day 18 if that helps. It is a lot of cooking and planning if you work. I have been on many diet and really wanted to lose about 15 lbs. I really like this diet. I thought I ate very healthy before but this really teaches you how to eat and snack and still lose weight without starving.
How much (ozs) does the shake make. Where do you purchase shaker cup to freeze shakes?
I've been on it for 2 weeks and have lost 8 lbs. You have to follow it exactly.
I can't find the grocery list. Help!
will the book says to go to readersdigest,com/digestdiet to get a complete shopping list all i get is free trill for 14 day (i have the book) i what the food list…so how do you get the list ??????
Have you tried the lentil and chard soup? It says it makes 12 cups but I don't see any liquid added other than 1/4 cup of lemon juice.
we made it and added some liquid. thought that was weird.
Maybe we have a different printing of the book? Mine says "7 cups water".
I made the Chunky Beef & Vegetable Chili with Red Wine last night, but was surprised that there was no chili powder called for in the recipe. Anyone else think this is a mistake?
I am finding I have a few questions and thought there was a Q&A site? Can someone help me find the link? Thanks!
I'm on day 8 and feel great!! I've lost 7.6lbs!! I have more energy then I ever thought possible….I feel like I'm getting paid to do this!! My only hard part was that I seemed to plateau day 4-6..but I was also getting my period, so I waited for it to come and weighed in today!! WAHOO!!
I am on day 13 and have lost 6 pounds. The weight loss has been very steady and I've never been able to lose more than 1 pound per week on any other diet. The food is so healthy and I love most of it. I did modify the exercise plan a bit to make it simpler to remember. This diet is very low carb the first two weeks so you have to be ready to give up the carbs. I am not hungry at all and the fat releasers seem to be working. I love the shakes and plan to have one a day going forward. The glass of wine in the evening is also fabulous. The diet is a bit expensive and I don't like that all the recipes are for 4 servings. When only one is on the plan it is hard to cut down. Some of the meals are fussy to make but for the most part, I would make most of them again.
I feel the same way so I just cook feed the meals my two children, my husband and myself. If I don't think they will eat it I adjust the recipe for one. It has been work that is definitely worth it.
Does anyone know if there is a support forum for this diet anywhere? I sure could use one!
I have to agree with Mkjensen90. I am on my 3rd day, and today I also feel really bloated. I guess it is just my body trying to get rid of stuff and reacting to the increased fiber. Hopefully this too will pass.
I just started the diet, today is
My 2nd day- i feel really bloated? Anyone else?
I belong to a group of 5 that just finished our first week and all of us have had problems with cramping and gas. A couple of tablespoons of Milk of Magnesia and everything was fine. I think this program has more fiber than we were used to. We're adding more water daily to help.
I am really frustrated. I have been on this diet for a week and have only lost just over 2 pounds. I keep yo-yoing. One day I loose; the next I gain. I am eating so much more healthier and am ready to give up and start Weight Watchers or HCG!
I did HCG, lost handfuls of hair. I lost 30 lbs, but gained 44 back. I hope this diet will help me lose then maintain. Good luck with your losses.
The more I walk the more I lose. I used to live this way for 2 decades – eating healthier choices, moderation in amounts, more active. It's hard getting back on track and it's hard to find motivation without support but several family members are starting with me and not only do we have spontaneous 1min jitterbug dancing while cooking, but we've shared food costs until we can make pantry healthy to use. I think for long term this is best choice for me/us. Now have family in other part of US joining to get back to healthy living and making bit fun to share results since we all have different body shapes and metobolic systems. :)
remember to keep a sunny disposition and keep moving!!! Winter will be soon enough Robin…
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Stanley Kubrick directed a cast of screen legends-including Kirk Douglas as the indomitable gladiator that led a Roman slave revolt-in the sweeping epic that defined a genre and ushered in a new Hollywood era. The assured acting, lush Technicolor cinematography, bold costumes and visceral fight sequences won Spartacus four Oscars©; the blend of politics and sexual suggestion scandalized audiences. Today Kubrick's controversial classic, the first film to openly defy Hollywood's blacklist, remains a landmark of cinematic artistry and history.
Stanley Kubrick was only 31 years old when Kirk Douglas (star of Kubrick's classic Paths of Glory) recruited the young director to pilot this epic saga, in which the rebellious slave Spartacus (played by Douglas) leads a freedom revolt against the decadent Roman Empire. Kubrick would later disown the film because it was not a personal project--he was merely a director-for-hire--but Spartacus remains one of the best of Hollywood's grand historical epics. With an intelligent screenplay by then-blacklisted writer Dalton Trumbo (from a novel by Howard Fast), its message of moral integrity and courageous conviction is still quite powerful, and the all-star cast (including Charles Laughton in full toga) is full of entertaining surprises. Fully restored in 1991 to include scenes deleted from the original 1960 release, the full-length Spartacus is a grand-scale cinematic marvel, offering some of the most awesome battles ever filmed and a central performance by Douglas that's as sensitively emotional as it is intensely heroic. Jean Simmons plays the slave woman who becomes Spartacus's wife, and Peter Ustinov steals the show with his frequently hilarious, Oscar-winning performance as a slave trader who shamelessly curries favor with his Roman superiors. The restored version also includes a formerly deleted bathhouse scene in which Laurence Olivier plays a bisexual Roman senator (with restored dialogue dubbed by Anthony Hopkins) who gets hot and bothered over a slave servant played by Tony Curtis. These and other restored scenes expand the film to just over three hours in length. Despite some forgivable lulls, this is a rousing and substantial drama that grabs and holds your attention. Breaking tradition with sophisticated themes and a downbeat (yet eminently noble) conclusion, Spartacus is a thinking person's epic, rising above mere spectacle with a story as impressive as its widescreen action and Oscar-winning sets. --Jeff Shannon --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
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While both versions of the film are the same, this version is devastated by a bad transer: both sound and picture quality are seriously lacking - even as far as a blue edge to blacks, including the widescreen matting, and blue fades in parts of the film. The sound is poorly balanced - voices are too quiet, music too loud. I was contantly turning the volume up and down throughout. So much for "fully restored."
If you are interested in quality and really like this movie I would skip this version and go for the Criterion release, which many other people own and have approved.
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The movie takes great poetic licence in recounting the social and cultural norms of ancient Rome by presenting a class conflict theme and plot structure; the Romans being like McCarthyists/capitalists and the slaves as Bolsheviks sacrificing all their labor for their commarades. The truth is that most of Spartacus' followers were exactly the gang of thieves and brigands that Kirk Douglass doesn't want them to be in the movie; more interested in quick plunder and mayhem than fighting for a desperate cause that no one at the time cared for anyway. Spartacus himself, given his overwhelming familiarity with legionary tactics, was (as historical sources suggest) probably a former auxillary or legionnaire who was condemned to slavery. The movie also wants to suggest that slavery was a product of pagan ignorance that needed the salvation of Christianity to see its cruelty. The legitimacy of slavery (spoils of war mostly) was the dominant world view in antiquity. Actually, early Christians were even more ardent believers of slavery than their pagan counterparts: believing that it was an immutable condition imposed by God.Read more ›
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The Jesus Enterprise
Engaging Culture to Reach the Unchurched
By Kent R. Hunter
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What's Your Posture?
For the last two thousand years, the Christian Church has seemingly had a love/hate relationship with culture.
Tim Wright
When I was in high school, I experienced a growth spurt. It affected my posture to the point that I needed to wear a back brace. It was necessary because poor posture affects all the other systems in the human body. If left uncorrected, it would have caused many serious problems.
Proper posture also affects the Body of Christ. Every Christian has a posture to the culture around them. Your posture is reflected in your attitudes and beliefs regarding culture. The level of your effectiveness in God's kingdom work depends greatly on your posture. A healthy posture allows God to accomplish God's purposes in and through you. An incorrect posture creates difficult, and sometimes painful, problems.
Discussions on Christianity and culture aren't new. In 1951, theologian H. Richard Niebuhr wrote the book Christ and Culture. In it, he describes the various approaches Christians have taken concerning the place of Christ in connection with culture. The chapters discuss Christ against culture, the Christ of culture, Christ above culture, Christ and culture in paradox, and Christ as transformer of culture. But while Niebuhr's work wrestled with the position of Christ and culture, this book is written to help you, as a Christian, relate to culture as Jesus did for the purpose of mission. Jesus engaged the culture around him. He had to. It was a part of his mission, and he's given you a part in that mission as well.
Walt Kallestad, senior pastor of Community Church of Joy in Glendale, Arizona says, "The church exists for no other reason than to participate in God's mission. Without mission there is no church." Kallestad believes this is the
time for the people of God to become a radically inclusive community. ... all are invited to sit at God's table. There are no outsiders for Jesus. All are included, all are invited.
Ironically, the only folks in the Gospels who could be called outsiders are those who, out of religious pride and prejudice, exclude themselves from God's inclusive reign.
This "all inclusiveness" is a posture toward people outside the Body of Christ. It is an intentional positioning toward the culture that is inviting and engaging. When you are involved in efforts that engage the culture, you are part of an enterprise ministry. Enterprise ministry meets real needs. Loving and caring for people without other motives is the genuine integrity of Christianity. Yet, as it meets needs, enterprise ministry builds bridges that engage people. This engagement ultimately provides a platform for relevant gospel communication. Why? You share the good news in the context of a relationship that began when you met someone's real needs. There are other ways to do it, but the gospel makes more sense when it's shared by someone you know, rather than two strangers knocking on your door or a person with a shaved head and a strange outfit handing out tracts at an airport. Tim Wright describes it this way:
For the last two thousand years, the Christian Church has seemingly had a love/hate relationship with culture. On the one hand, we know that Jesus invites us as his followers to go into culture and make disciples of all peoples. He calls us to be in the world in order to share his life-transforming love with others.
On the other hand, as people transformed by the love of Christ, we want to align ourselves with his values and increasingly distance ourselves from the impact of the negative values of culture. Although Jesus calls us into the world, the apostle Paul warns us not to conform to culture—or not to be of the world.
Wright asserts that Christians often focus more on not being of the world than they do on being in the world. When this happens, Christians tend to withdraw from culture and create their own subculture. In this subculture, they preserve their style of music, dress, structure, liturgy—everything that makes them comfortably insulated from the world and its culture. The problem arises when non-Christians attend events, usually worship services, within this subculture. To the non-Christian, much of it seems "foreign." The language is strange, the buildings are odd, the music is radically different, and the symbols make no sense. These are communication barriers. The components of this subculture work against Christians who want to share the good news of Jesus with people far from God, which is exactly what God has called us to do!
Tackling this issue is crucial because Christians often forget why the church exists. In the Christian subculture, the church exists for the members. But the church that Jesus envisioned and commissioned exists for others. My friend Charles Van Engen points out that the Bible "doesn't say, in John 3:16, that God so loved the church that He gave His only begotten Son. It says that God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son. Our mission is the world, not the church." Walt Kallestad also adds, "At the opening ceremony for Disney World, Walt Disney, the creative genius behind the theme park, proclaimed, 'We didn't build this for ourselves. We built it for others.'" Jesus' Great Commission calls us to have the same attitude.
Five Postures
As I work assessing and consulting churches, I often see symptoms of poor posture. Without correction, these symptoms hinder the very purpose of the local congregation. In other words, the effectiveness of God's work comes down to people like you—and the posture you have toward your culture.
Throughout history, Christians have chosen one of five different postures toward culture. Four of these postures have a debilitating effect on the Christian movement: retreating from culture, ignoring culture, judging culture, and preserving culture. The rest of this chapter will examine those four postures. The fifth one allows God to affect other people in a profound way (which will be the focus of the next chapter). Unfortunately, this correct posture is frequently lost in the lives of Christians and the work of churches—the very places where it should thrive! As we look at these various postures toward culture, I challenge you to evaluate your own posture with an open and receptive heart.
Retreating from Culture
There are many examples throughout history where Christians have chosen to retreat from culture. I live in northeast Indiana, a region that is home for numerous Amish communities. The Amish are wonderful, hardworking, and simple people who, by religious conviction, retreat from modern culture. The Amish believe they have chosen a period in history when life was better and, supposedly, more "Christian." Frozen in time, they resist various forms of modernism.
This isn't God's plan for the Christian church. The message of Christianity isn't confined to one specific period of time. Christianity transcends time and culture, even though today's culture may not be "as Christian" as the one the Amish picked.
Jesus spent most of his public ministry under the scrutiny of the religious leaders. They were so steeped in old customs and traditions that they were unwilling or unable to see that God was fulfilling his promise of a Messiah, even though Jesus was right in front of them! In their retreat from the culture, they were unable to receive the good news Jesus had for them. He compared them to old wineskins into which he was trying to pour new wine (Matthew 9:17).
The extreme case of Christian retreat from culture is life in convents and monasteries. Some live in complete isolation from the rest of the world, growing deeper in their walk with Christ. It is possible that God is calling some to that life. But the majority of Christians are commissioned to reach out to others who have yet to meet Christ. Salvation carries with it the challenge to engage others.
Many Christians have retreated to their own version of convents and monasteries. What would you do, for example, if your son or daughter brought home a friend who was gay? How would you react if a friend brought a prostitute to your Bible class? When you see a part of your culture that makes you uncomfortable, do you tend to back away from it? Is your faith integrated into all of life? Or do you tend to separate the sacred from the secular and retreat from culture? Ask yourself, "Is that what Jesus did? Is that what he called his church to do? Is that his plan for his mission through you in this world, to retreat from culture?" Retreating from culture doesn't address issues; it just prevents you from bringing Christ's influence to the solution.
Ignoring Culture
Throughout history, Christians have often assumed the posture of ignoring the culture. I remember attending a church only two Sundays after the September 11, 2001, attack by terrorists on the United States. We were only twelve days removed from the haunting images of the twin towers. We were gripped by fear. The nation was still reeling, but God, in grace and mercy, was drawing people to worship. Spiritual receptivity was soaring, and people far from God were coming face-to-face with their own mortality. Some people were coming back to church. But in the worship service I attended, the pastor's sermon seemed to ignore what was going on in the world. Although he preached a wonderful exposition from a portion of Acts, he never once engaged the concerns and questions that every single attendee had that morning. He delivered a sound, theological message, but he ignored the culture.
Evidence of Christians ignoring culture is strong. In this twenty-first century, major ethical issues concerning genetic research, cloning, and biotechnology are making headlines on a regular basis. But most Christians are curiously silent on the issues. It's almost as if they don't like the difficult challenges that such issues raise. They ignore them in hopes that they'll eventually go away. Of course, that's wishful thinking—they never will.
In his challenging book, Learning the Language of Babylon, Terry Crist talks about the church's distance from political structures. "The Church is allowed a great deal of freedom, but at the same time expected to stay in her place. So we find ourselves seated at the table of unilateral disarmament, saying to the enemy, 'Just give us our tax-free status, leave us alone, and we will leave the popular culture to you.'" Christians sometimes ignore culture. This is why, for many years, churches in the U.S. allowed blatant segregation of African Americans and, before that, their enslavement. Crist also points out that one of the dangers of ignoring culture, especially in the twenty-first century, is that the "Church may continue to retreat to the cultural sidelines and revert to an expression of Christianity that prides itself in irrelevance."
I see this in some of the churches I serve as a consultant. An elderly greeter will smile and say, "Good morning," with a twinkle in his eye to guests and members as they enter the building—at least until a teenager with a nose ring and tattoos walks in. He pretends he doesn't even see him. Or the building committee that refuses to install a baby-changing table in the bathroom, even though many of the people moving into the new subdivision are young parents. Or the elder who changes the words on the church's sign, using archaic language: "Thou believest the prophets?" In each case, they're ignoring the reality of the world in which they live.
It is easy to ignore problems that create discomfort, embarrassment, or fear of confrontation. Many people refuse to talk about the HIV virus. It's hard to imagine why; so many millions are sick and dying from this terrible condition. Dr. Doug Kinne left his successful medical practice to serve in the area of medical missions. With his wife, Jan, Doug trained health care workers from numerous countries all over the world. Before he died, Doug wrote a course on how to serve people with the HIV virus. Today, that course is training medical missionaries all over the world on how to go into areas of great need and effectively serve people stricken with HIV. Through the context of their loving mission work, each missionary has incredible opportunities to demonstrate God's love and to share the good news of Jesus Christ. But work like that would never have happened if Doug had lived a posture that ignored culture.
What is your posture? Remember the story Jesus told the religious leaders about the man who was beaten up and robbed on the road between Jerusalem and Jericho (Luke 10:30-35)? Two people passed him by and ignored his plight, not wanting to get involved. They were religious people who were ignoring the obvious need of a bleeding and broken person. Many Christians read that and think, "Well, I'd never do that!" Yet Christians fail just as monumentally when they ignore a broken and bleeding culture because it is uncomfortable to engage it. What about you?
Judging Culture
None of these postures are self-contained. You can ignore culture and retreat from it as well. You can have one or both postures and also judge the culture. Judging culture occurs when individuals act as judge, jury, and executioner of the culture around them. It is the most overtly antagonistic posture toward culture.
Have you ever wondered why unchurched people often refer to Christians as hypocrites? Interview unchurched people and you will discover something startling: Christians bring this criticism upon themselves. It isn't that Christians shouldn't ever disagree with the culture. If they never had a word about culture that pointed out the wrongs, Christians would be in the posture of ignoring culture. The real issue is that, in the absence of anything positive, many Christians take the posture of being totally negative. The world knows clearly what Christians are against, but it's not too sure what they're for. When non-Christians hear the pronouncements of judging Christians, they make the connection that Christians think they're perfect, or at least better. Then, when unbelievers see these imperfect Christians fail, they conclude they are hypocrites. This makes it nearly impossible for judging Christians to have any kind of evangelistic influence. As Ravi Zacharias pointed out: "The old Indian proverb holds true: Once you've cut off a person's nose, there's no point giving him a rose to smell."
How do you avoid ignoring culture without judging it? A proactive change in positioning can make a noticeable difference. You could be against abortion, but that has a negative ring to it. It makes unbelievers think you're positioning yourself in a posture of judgment. Instead, you could be pro-life, which is a positive approach to the same issue. Likewise, you could be against sexually offensive material and adult nightclubs, or you could be for healthy families and purity.
This posture of judgment doesn't just show up in individual Christians. Unfortunately, many sermons emphasize what's wrong with certain types of people. You can even hear messages that focus on what's wrong with other Christians. This is what occupies the void when proper biblical truths aren't upheld. Even denominations have this problem. Most denominations have a biannual or triannual national denominational meeting. It's about the only time the media covers the organizational side of the Christian church in the press. What most often makes the news? Usually, it's the rampant division and infighting in the denomination. It's no wonder many unbelievers hold the perspective that Christians have a posture of judgment. What about you? Do you talk about what you're against more than what you're for? Are you guilty of a judgmental posture?
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